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Lend Office at Kiryyin, Kansas, March 81. i,ss
No. a.,
\ I office Is hereby given that .he follovingnsrn. &
Y settler hiss fled notice OF bis ntention 20 ma
hnai proof IN support OF his claim, and that as
proof will be made before the Register or Ice 81
YER al kirwin, Kansas, on May 9, 1885, Wig:
billiard G.. Hawkins, Ill. +. No. 1925. Tor the -
= " 4 = 4, Sec. - twp. s, range Is
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove 81
continuous residence upon and cultivation az safs
land, viz; JOHN Samuela. NJ. Robh, II. G4rst <
and FRANK Turner. al OF Njco9emus, Kansas.
m3I John Bissell. Register
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Land once at kiralr, Kansas

Notice is hereby given that The following-nanf
settler has hled notice OF his intention % msfs
final proof in support ~ his claim. and that FL
proof Will be made before the Probate Judge
stockton. Kansas, on May a. 1887, viz: Eii9at
Beavers. on y $. ~, 2lig0. for the eouthw >,
quar- Sec. 81, Twp, O. r, Range %. ~ lie mar. !.
the following witnesses 20 prove hor coutiuucn
residence upon and cultivation % said lard, J
". J. NJ rLauEhlin 81. ". Edlohlute. u l. liam !
and JamesP, Jones, all Of CresaUn. kaus Il
John Bigsell Regfsfer
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Eo.I5g.

Ao.A5S. MHrI9, 1885,.
Eiticc is hereby given that The followiugnar
settler hGs fled notice u his intention - III
final proof IA support % biz claim. and that
proof viii he made before the Cleg
OF the District COu7t If E
brook Hans, on April %. 1857, viz Erenest Tar.
Z, range, "a He naa
the following wltne9Bes 10 prove biz contMn
residence upon. and cultivation ~, ead land.
s. II. Lee, D. Combs Willis Neal and Ben H.
son al Of SIcodemgs, kagsar. "a
john E.Gcu Re-
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Land once at kirxin, kansas, Mar. IS, 1857.

Notice is hereby given that the folowing-nsIrs
settler has fled notice OF his intention to make
nal proof in support Of his claim that said IFf
will he made before theResster or Receiver ii is.
win, Kansas, on April -. 1851, viz: IL. IL. 49,
lory, *. + No. 2f1S9 Tor the {. - :. ". ~ !,
5. c. i sec, 4, Twp. s. rye. ~
Ia name thefollowing witnesses 81 proye AlsccH
uous residence upon. and cultivation Of 80
land, viz; Martin LegTaad. OF Alcna. ksnras, n (.
Jessie swift. J. \, Size and ), J. Brown oF Nj
oemus, Kansas. mehs4
John Diseell Rer
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No.12158 Dec IS, 1856
\ 7 office IL herebyGiyen that the following mans
| Y settler has filed notice OF his intention i
said proof will be made before the Clerk 90 ID
Court at Stocdton kansas. on April7, 1887, viz.
John Bomgardncr nd. 1928 for the NV or. sec IS
twp. Q, rye 20. lie ases the following witness
10 peoye his continuous residence upon and e.
tiyation OF said land. viz: j. T. Lee and John G.
Of Cresson, kan. j. +. Riley OF Amboy, Kan, 4
c. A. Lee. OF Cress0n, kansas
John Bsseli
Barnes Bros. atty. Register
III
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No. POS.
Land Ofice at EiIwin. Ksnsas' March IL. Las.
Notice l. hereby giucn that the following nanse8
settler has Gcd notice of his intention TO make q
nal proof in support g; his claim, and that SSH
proof will be made before the Register or Rceeis.
er st kirwin. Kansas on April -, 1857, viz:
Nathan B. Rutherford, II, E. No. 1896 FOR tic
n. W, =, sec -, twp e. Tge p.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove I
continuous residence upon and cultivation o. sast
land, viz: 4. Il. Daniels. Thos " Fitch, TIN
Howard aud J. ", Clark, oil OF Whitfield, Kansss
MA John Bisscll,
Register
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No. sle
Laud Onicc 81 Kirwia, Kansas, Nzrch Ie iFa.
Notice r. hereby given thaf the following nasf
lEsettler bas fled notice ~ hls intention u
final proof iu support ~ Isle claim, aud that
proof wH Be- made before the Register or keEr4
40 KiFwiu, hana8s. on April 81. 1887, vi. y
wyatt. ID. S. &l580, iGr the a. G. qrs Hec. G, .wp
rCe %
I!c names thc following v,tuesscs % prove
continuous residence urvn. 0ua cultivation
sad land viz. Kfrh-rl Martin anal Martin
grand of Altoona, Rau.. auH S y. BEo~n and Y
Bradford q NicodcMus. kauFER. nga
Jgau B.sael
LigLtf9oi HaHkins s Hays. E.ty's. Register
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION

No 355.
Land ONCE at Kirwin. kan, March :, 1857,
Notice is hereby given that the following name !
settler has filed notice OF his Intention 10 make fks
Proof in support OF his claim. and that said prss
will be made beforethe Register or Receiver at &
VIM kansas, on April -, 1887. viz: Martin Is
grand D. S No. p, 975 for the the !. swh -,
10 twp. 5. rnge 20. He names the following WI.
nesses to prove his continuous residence uge ,
and cultivation OF said land. viz: Rchsrd Marti.s
Of Aconia. kan. EliXauder Kyser. William Brsi
John Bisseil
Register
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No sci,
Land Office at KirwIu Kansas. March ISL
Notice is hereby given that the following nHass
ed settler has filed notice OF his attention ~ mss
final proof in support OF his claim. and that sest
proof will be made before the Register or ReSe8
yer 81 kirwin. Kan. on April Is 1851, viz
Charles Madden II. l.. s2l29 FOR the n. W. u
sec. Is twp, s, rge. -.
He names the following Witnesses
20 prove his continuous residence upon And eai
t!yation OF said land. viz Louis Nader, phiia
Hayden, John Clark and Charles Eikman, al g.
NicodemGF Kansas. mchi9
John Bisseli.
Register.
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For Sale-one tee n OF mares, 3 years
and 164 hands high, weight about
24O0 pounds: also one large eelding
Aod one large mare nine years cid.
Will sell cheap for cash or on time with
good security. Call on T. NJ. LEVIN,
At Banner livery barn. ~
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[. s. Land Once, "a. ks.
kirwin, Kansas. April !, 1857
\ otice is hereby given that tire fo!lovlng
| Y named settler has fled notice ~ his lutenss
10 make final proof ia support OF his claim a.
that said proof viii he made before the Judge
Clerk OF tie Conrt az stockton. Kansas, on May
1885,, Wa: i. Il. Lille. He 30. S9s33 for the
Sc or Sec. 8, and hf lie T. twp s. Range -,
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove I 4
continuous residence upou and cultivation az q
land, viz, james Miller OF Altoona. Kans S. 3
Brown, W. Pence and Albert Moore, al az Mite
demus. Kansas. 81 John BlGsen, Reg.
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Sc es2
Laid once - Ei-wio. Kant4x reh so 1855
Notice r. hereby given tat EAf fo55oa Il Z z.fsg.s
settler hk8 s % tasfts 81 Intention 81 usk
81 tfoaf Us -erplrt - BE c1ssa9. AID tett
pra9f VII be sie before tie Je&ee - sfefk
o.s,. Cogst - 9loe ktor. Esrs. ou ArrH f
via August FFArht IB 9t fGr hs nst gen
lie rasaes TIE fol.owlrs mftr.s+ser rs rYr4e
rguCruoCs res+&suce Uf aE.a en3f8FAgl asscf ea-
lard. Tiz. d4Sals Bars g. Sherman nofog FasT
salesman ea3 Frank AeCar3y. 81 ~ Alec
EsrsEs rs
5skr B.sasH H<Essfes
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Seed Potatoes at Henrie2.
Smeke "HenrIe's Choice"

DLHNAC I1CIiIIS OHUICC
F. NJ Levin has just received q new
invoice Of implements.
Buy your dry goods of Minnear, &
Son, Pomeroy Block, Hill City Kans
Ladies do you want nice dress
pattern? Ifyou do go look at Henrie's
nice line and get his prices, his stock
is complete,
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Us. Land Office No. 525
kirWin, Kansas April 5, 1881
X Office is hereby given that the fo,loWngnamcd
Y settler has fled notice OF hia intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of the District Court ut Stockton, Kansas. May
Is. 1891, viz: James Miller. on DS No. 2>35S, for
the east half or Sec I. TIP 5. Rg 90
He names the following witnesses 10 prove bis
con tnuOus residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz:
j. NJ. Lie, 5. j. Brown of Need 5mU7. Bans ID.
Summons and Isaac Wheeler OF Aroma Kansas.
ala John Bisscll. egister,
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80 81
Land Office at EtTw.r. Esu. March ssf
Notice j. herefF given THAI enc following usH
se,ter bas a.e3 nut. 81 his luteati8u % MAX
T.al ROOF su Ruppuff ~ Die claim. and fAAt
proof 1858 be us3e before the Jnfee cF E!esk
tae Court at 8iisgoqk wAn.. ass APRIL 81
six: william Franks cr b S. - - frr gbe - & +
e src. 2. Tsp. e. r1e -. lie maTnes gae fgl'8As
wtt.e@se@ 80 Tr9~e ts continuous FaFl feart ~
sud cultivation - ea5d land. tsr: T. w. @eF
5osara Reel. "a. E2kf ard Sherman IS 3ev. g..
u keb&r. EaEsls. Mehs
john Dfsag3
Fr!'eha-l Bros. attya Hegsfaf
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Get your groceries of Minnear &
Son, Pomeroy Block HiIlCity, Kans.
Go 70 Henrie's for bargains in goods
at kotte2 prices.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The undersigned hold Fifty Town
Lots in Nicodemus to be given away
to parties who will locate in the town
and build on the same
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Go to Minnear & Son, Pomreoy
Block, Hill City, for your Boots and
Shoes. 80.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Ainnear & Son keeps the best line
q clothing, Pomcroy Block, Hill City,
Kansas. - 35.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The nobbiest line Of dress goods
ever brought TO Nicodemus at Young
Z Craven. 45
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The best cigar in town is at "Henrie' S
Choice" vt II. S. Henries
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
THE DoOroBs OF rHR WORLD.

The ninth International Medical Con-
gress will assemble at Washington Mon.
day, September 5. Great things are OK.
pected Of II. II will he the largest and
most widely representative body OF the
sort yet held. No less than 5000 doc
tors will, 1t is supposed, take part In 1t,
and greater number of countries will
have delegates among them than on
any previous occasion.
The American congress has been
rather parslmoniOus In dealing With
this Medical Congress, having only ap-
prOpriated $4,000 OF the $45. 600 asked
for the entertainment of the visitors,
but private hospitality will set that
matter right.
The address Of welcome to the dele
gates will be delivered by Secretary
Bayard, after which the congress will
divide into sections for the considers.
tiOn OF special topics. There will be
general addresses at each morning sese
sion; In the afternoons discussions by
the sections, and In the evening social
receptions and banquets at the grand
hall Of the Pension Building. Distin-
guished physicians Of Vienna, Naples,
Hamburg, London and Paris will read
papers. The congress will adjourn on
Saturday, and close the social part Of
the meeting by an excursion to Mt.
Vernon. The occasion will be Of I'M
portanCe, both as regards the record
and comparison Of past professional
achievements as sowing the seed Of fU-
ture ones.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

PLAINFIELD. N. J., has had q jolly set
Of volunteer firemen. They liked fun.
Whenever they turned out to fire the
citizens stood by In awe, and afterwards
''set 'em up" to the laddies In royal
style. This got to be the acknowledged
custom, and after every FIRE the "boys''
looked for their banquet as horse does
for his oats. Their taste naturally got
cultivated up to that sort OF thing, and
they suffered proportioDateIy with the
desrth Of fires. 80, finally, recognizing
their acknowledged rights, and when
fires would not happen of themselves,
these brave salamanders set fire TO some
building, whooped out their machine,
rushed to the rescue, and after putting
out the fire and gallsntly rescuing any
stray helpless msidens that happened
to be about, enjoyed the spread sei
before them by the admlring p0pulace
So numerous did fires become that re.
wards were offered by the City C0unsi
for the apprehension Of the incendiar
les. The consequences was that sever
members OF the Plainfield Fire Depart
ment are lodged In the Plainfeld jail
and the flow Of free beer for the fire
men Is likely to receive sudden an
lasting check.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live
In! Nature gives as grandeur Of noun
tains, gleDs and oceans, and thousands
of means of enjoyment. We can desire
no better when In perfect health; but
how often do the majority Of people feel
like giving 1t up disheartened, disCour-
aged and worn out with disease, when
there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain salts
factory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease as
when born. Dyspepsia and liver com.
plant are the direct causes Of seventy
Ave cent. of such maladies ss bilious
ness, indigsstIOn, sick headache, COS.
tiveness, nervous pFostratiOn, dizziness
Of the head, palpltation Of the heart and
other distressing symptoms. Three
doses Of August Flower will prove Its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles 10
cents. Try II. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

string. His time was about the same
as that Of Winters.
In the deciding heat Winters and
Lindsey started even at the scratch, the
former winning easy. ln the last heat
the alleged 100 yards was covered In
ten seconds.
TOURNAMENT NOTES.
The Salem boys went home carrying
new brOOms last night.
The committee gave the DEMOCRAT
Tom Ksefer's pants. Tom. come down
and take 'em OF.
Had 1t not been for the efforts Of that
energetic and public spirited little
hustler, Thos. R. Keefer, the tOurna-
ment would never have gone through.
From the time he took hold or IL. 1t
moved right along. II about a dozen
wealthy men of Cantcn had half the
enterprise and snap that Tom has, the
possibilities of the city would be nnlim.
tied. Charles r. Frazer is another hard
worker to whom all credit Is due.
H.H. Williams, President Of the North
western Ohio Volunteer Firsmen's As.
ISOLATION, who was the presiding judge
at all the cODtests held here, and to
whom was referred ali fne points and
disputes, made q very favorable i'm
preston during his stay In Canton, not
OHly by his pleasing personal qualities.
bnt more particularly by his fair, honest
settlements OF all points at Issue be-
tween c0ntending companies. The
position of judge at 1remen's tOurna.
ment is not an enviable one, on account
of the wrangles, disputes and protests
which have to be adjusted, bat Mr.. Will
liams certainly understands the tOurna-
ment business to perfection. He says
the tournament was better than the
average and the time much better than
the average. Should he ever return to
Canton sgain his aoGuaintances will be
glad to receive him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
THE X. O. I. M.
They Hold Banquet at lake Park HotoI,
Meyers Lake.

They Hold Banquet At lake Park HOtel,
Meyers Lake.
The meeting Of the Knights OF the
Maccabees held here Thursday and Fri.
day was Q success In every way and feR-
ture, and the order is rapidly spreading.
The business was completed yesterday
at noon, when the various representa-
tives were taken charge Of by the breth.
rem here and shown over the city. Most
OF the delegates had never been here,
and all expressed themselves deli ghted
and surprised at the growth, beauty and
material interests OF Canton. After
taking In all these they were conveyed
to the lake, where they amused them
selves until the banquet was prepared,
at $50 o'clock, when about one Duudrpd
and seventy five Maccabees and their
invited guests filed into the dini0g
rO0m, with we'll prepared appetites for
the somewhat bolated Tepast, which
lasted until 1880. All present did
full and ample justice to the vi
ands provided BY host Bayltss. After
the banquet the MacCabees, their wives
and friends were called to order by G,
9. Bow, who acted as toast master for
VhO OOOoUAOhs .
The following toasts were responded
to In their order: "The Origin and His
tory of the Maccsbees." was responded
10 by Supreme Record Keeper N 8. BoyD.
ton, OF Port Huron, Mich, In a neat
speech, claiming Biblical antiquity for
their order, even before Christ, as re
corded In the ADocraphs; "Our Guests
by Commander Of Canton Tent Joseph
A. BOur; "Our Hosts" by ]. A. Leonard
of ElyriG; "Tent, Home Scenes after
Lodge" by Frank Houghton, of CleVe-
land Tent; "Our Order Socially" by D.
D. Aiken, Of Flint, Mich; "Our Order
Benefcially," by G. d. Mech, Of North
RidgeVille, Ohio; "0ur Wives" by G. M
Cooper. of Oil City, Pa. They were all
neat efforts. full Of humor, pith and
point.
The banqueters were dismissed liz
time to catch the last car for the city
all Of them vowing they had enjoyed
themselves. The delegates leave foI
their homes to-day, having made many
friends among the Canton people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

The following is taken from the
Pittsburg Post: "The veteran legiOns
are composed of old soldiers who saw
ard1Ous service and were In the army
30 long that they thoroughly understand
discipline even 20 years after discharge.
II will be noted that when column Of
of such citizens start to march over q
given route they go over every step
withuot deviation, but they are criticized
therefor loudly and persistently usually
by short term heroes, and most blatant
ly by those brave men who served 30
days throwing up dirt around Pitts
burgh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Ph@ba ChOsley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa. tells the following re-
marksble story, the truth Of which Is
vOched for by the residents of the town:
81 am 70 years old. have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dress myself
without help Now / am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to 10 all
my own homework. owe my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain" Try bottle, SOC and
81, at Durbln, Wright & Co.'S drug store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
pr. Frazier. rhroat and lang saIsuu,

La the greatest cure In the world fOI
coughs, colds, sore throat, h0arseness
bronchitis, asthma, quinzy, lsryngitis
and all diseases Of The throat and lungs
Scores and hundreds owe their lives II
II. It performs wonders In
relieving consumption. II strength
ems the lungs and instantly sllsys al
irritation Of the throat. Never neglect 4
cough. It may prove fatal. DR.. Fraz
ler's throat and lung balsam, taken ir
time, will save your life. II is put NJ
In large family bottles and sells for thl
small price Of 30 cents per bottle. F0l
sale bV Weber Bros, prescription drug
gists, No. 18 Opera House Block, Canton
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
CANTON BEATS ALLIANCE
With Hands Down Thursday--Ths Wheel
ing WAllopers To-day

With Hands Down ThuFsday--Ths Wheel
ing WaIlOpOrs To-day
An exhibition game Of base ball be.
tween Canton and Alliance, at Pastime
Park In the afternoon, added to the
field day of sport Thursday. The game
was called at 4:l5 o'clock, In the hopes
that the tournament races would be
over by that time. so that the lovers Of
sport could take in the base ball game,
after the hose races and foot races were
over. The management were disap
pointed, however, In this, as the tie
between Tifin and Salem, which re-
quired two hub and hob races to decide
II, held the crowd until past six O'Clock.
On this account the attendance at the
ball game was light, the spectators
numbering less than three hundred.
Alliance has q good base ball club,
but the boys have not been playing
together much this season. All were q
little rusty and errors lost them the
game to Canton, who won with hands
down. Following is the score:
Innings........ l Q 8 4 67S
Canton. n.............. I ! 2-S
Alliance. ......... .... o 0 0-3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
Fortunes RavOritss

are those who court those who
are always looking ont for and investi
gatIng the opportunities that are offer
cd. Send your address to Hallett q Co.,
Portland, Maine, and they will mail
you free, full particulars about work
that you can do while living at home,
wherever you are located, and earn from
s. to $25 per day and upwards. Capt.
tai net required. You are started free.
Both sexes. All ages. Some have earn
ed over $50 In single day. All is new.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

INDIANA has an old-fsshioned notion
that prisoners sentenced to the peniten.
tiary should be kept within the walls
until their time expires. A prison war
den who allowed o defaulter to wander
at will beyond the walls In accordance
with the most advanced notions oil
modern times, has Just found out to bis
disgust that the balance of the State ID
not up with the times. His time should
hereafter be devoted to educating bis
fellow citizens up to the high position
upon which he STANDS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

The time for the redemption Of trade
dollars expires on Saturday, and up to
date 100000 of them have been re.
deemed. This is about 400,0 more than
the directors of the minis estimated as
the number Of these coins In circulation
here. The excess over this estimate,
however, is accounted for at the tresss
ury by importstiOns from China and
Japan, where a considerable number
were put In circulation when coined.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

cables his budget. Mr.. Blaine Is re-
ported to be holding Interviews with
American railroad magnates, lobbyists,
brokers, etc., and getting American
letters at the rate Of hundred day.
OF course not word on politics. BE
Is deep In his presidential plans, and BY
letter Is regularly reaching sn1 getting
reports from all strsgetlC political
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
Legal Notice.

s soss ~ Williams In the state of California whose
tSsuouSo ls unknown, and other uDknOUn heirs m
m SIiswod. Will taxa notice that on tbe an day
a. isoi crank b. Werner and calvin E Raj
1u . su poIton In the Common Pleas Court Of saTk
~ m Oio "a case No. 1919. against the above nam
Gu psiups and Others praying for the caucallaiInn
upo tne records OF stark county OhiO OF iva ce,ta
%n9rgnges % VIZ. one OF 800 made by Henry PucNns ~
svn sndver July 10TH 1S47, snd one Of 1900 ade nv
Henry buckius to Hiram 6riswold Februarv o. ~
lSoO on the nsrh half of lot 26 I'm the cty Of antn
ohiH, and that the same be sdIadged null and void
& "a pasues are required to answer or before the
s,,at ~ oOs"poi' Aoof' OF Judgment be taken
@HeiiiS' 'ne" FRANK h. WERNER.
,a CALVIN u. BALL
auRie-LW bY GIUN R0TBR their Atty,s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
Major Mckinley,

Major Mckinley, Jr., the Canton con-
gressman and Blaine boomer, ate bis
dinner at the Weddell House, yesterday.
Before the reporters could corral the
Major and ask him for definite infoFmR-
tion as to j. G.. BE- prospects, the gallant
gentleman grabbed q toothpick and his
grip and was whlsked away to Cincin.
natl train.--[ Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

TIE Chicago News has q correspond,
ent who Is hanging on to Mr.. Blaine
like leach. The magnetic man cant
shake the scribe. He was with him on
the steamer, in London, In Scotland.
and Ireland, where MIR. Blaine doubled
on him, and got off TO the continent
Bat the lude e'ati0sbie was quick on the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
scott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oh
with HypOphosphites,

For children and pulmonary troubles
DR.. W. 8. Hoy, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
says: II have made a thorough test
With Scott's Emulsion In Pulmonary
Troubles and General Debility, ant
have been astonished at the good results
for children with Rickets and MarssmuI
1t Is unequalled."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound ranks first 81 curative agent In
all complaints peculiar to woman. Its
popularity is on the increase.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

Palmer's skin-Success Is q positive,
speedy cure for eruptions OF face, scalp
or body. For sale by NJ. Kapper, drug
olaf North Market rtvsnf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08

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